Rebase

Overview Method Negative values Settings Absolute Method Relative Method Point in time Examples Questions How to chain link the indices and rebase same month each year? Overview Example of general use of Rebase analysis for a group of series: To index or compare series with different scales, one way to make the comparison easier is … Continue reading “Rebase”

Aggregate

Overview Settings Period Percentage Rolling Examples Questions How do I calculate a rolling sum? How to keep series as is and start aggregating it from certain point in time? Overview Example of general use of Aggregate analysis comparing aggregated values by each year annually and starting 3 year from the end of series: The Aggregate … Continue reading “Aggregate”

Sorting

Overview Settings Direction Observation limit Missing values Examples Questions Why I see numbers instead of categories? How to show the top 10 highest values in Descending order? I set Observation limit number but it doesn’t work? Overview Example of general use of Sorting analysis (also Lists, data Concepts and Cross sampling) to show how to … Continue reading “Sorting”

Slice

Overview Settings Period Set to year/quarter/month Custom ranges Custom points in time Calendar mode Include only periods available in all series Rebase Rebase with base value Additive rebase with base value Use legacy format Examples Overview Example of general use of Slice analysis comparing individually rebased year-length slices: The Slice analysis cuts a time series … Continue reading “Slice”

Lag

Overview Settings Method Base Example Questions How do I lag or lead a series? Overview Example of general use of Lag analysis to compare growth trend of two series: When you are investigating the relationship between series, it can happen that their movements are not synchronized. This is where the Lag analysis becomes useful. It … Continue reading “Lag”

Analyses

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Customizing your workspace

The workspace in analytics is divided into four different segments, the Series browser, the Analysis tree, Presentation area, and Command bar. You can adjust the size and/or visibility of these segments to suit your needs. Maximize the presentation area Use Ctrl+M or select the relevant option from the View menu. To return to the normal … Continue reading “Customizing your workspace”